staying true to yourself
Shipshewana, Indiana, isn't your usual
Amish settlement. Most of the Amish in this part of northern Indiana don't till the land and sell home-made jams and quilts, they work in a huge RV factory in a nearby town, earn $40 an hour, and take vacations in Florida. At least, that's how it used to be
until almost everyone got laid off. Now they're having to take a step back and re-evaluate their Amishness.
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advertising
This ad for Amish "HOME SURGE" fireplaces that appeared in USA Today, designed to look like a typical USA Today article, begs the question: are the Amish allowed to use Photoshop?
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